Birth Rate

the literacy rate is the percent of people older than 15 that can read and write in a country. the standard of living is determining whether a nation's people are living in poverty, wealth, or middle class.

The seasonal birth pattern in Canada is characterized by a birth peak in April-May, and a trough in December-January

Countries like Saudi Arabia are rich because of mineral resources and countries with rich soil and dependable rainfall tend to be richer than desert lands or rocky soil. Also over-population relative to agricultural capacity makes a country poor.

A countries 'richness' is not entirely based on its natural resources (otherwise Brazil might be the richest country in the world today) but also with each country's history and culture. Through the centuries the richer countries often exploited the ones that are poor today. The poor ones were colonies where there were no structural investments, only things being taken away. So, without structure, they could not evolve as the rich ones did. They grew depending on the richer for basic things. They are still dependent nowadays, but in other senses. That's why former colonies are often poor countries.

However,some colonies such as the USA ,Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia were not used only to take resources away, but to be developed and that's why a good governmental structure evolved. A stable and honest government in which the leaders are public servants makes a country richer, but a corrupt government ,in which the leaders take all they can from the people, produces an environment that makes the country poor.

Cultural differences are very important, particularly a work ethic and educational development. Many of the rich countries became rich because of scientific discoveries , inventions , industrial processes and medical advances that greatly increased productivity. Most of the rich countries invested heavily in schools, roads, rail roads and medical facilities.

About 65,000,000

birt rate has increased because of people like rebelious teenagers having unprotected sex, whereas in the old days, children wouldn't do things like that, they were forced to do things like work. and had to be good

As of 2006 12.8

Development decreases the death rate in some ways and increases it in others

Development usually means more money for medical care, better nutrition, better clothing and shelter, better awareness of potentially harmful things like home remedies and superstition .But it can also bring more vehicular traffic, thus, more accidents. It can create overcrowded cities and the proverbial "rat race"

Nobody has ever died from smoking marijuana .No governmental ,scientific studies ,or any news agency

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19 births per thousand population, or some 380,000 brand-new Mexican babies a year.

The CIA World Fact Book estimates the current Spanish population at 40,525,002.

This is offen ocuring in MEDC's as we have a good education about sex and children. Also we can have the option of have condoms, pills and birth control.. Also in LEDC's most of there children will die before the age of 1, in MEDC's children are more likely to live as we have acces to medication and clean water.

I know it was short, but i hope it helps!

There are a few countries with birth rates of zero, and other countries with negative birth rates.

Countries that have a birth rate of zero include, but are not limited to, Japan; Poland; and Slovakia

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well when you think about it you can stop cheating and look at a book for once....

the death rate is the number of deaths per unit.(in other words how many people die.)thnxs ")

The infant mortality rate in Arizona is 6.6 deaths per 1000 live births.

15, assuming these are the only available numbers (some people will likely move out of towwn, which would also affect the annual population growth numbers). Expressed as a percentage, the town has a 1.5 percent annual population growth rate.

Some disadvantages of reducing fertility are that if the women/male does want to conceive, it may not be possible. And, the fact that it can be expensive, but does not always work.

13568,25200 thousand babes

Country of Birth is the country you were born in.

In 2008, 26 infants died per 1000 live births. The infant mortality rate in the Philippines is about 35 deaths per 1,000 live births. This number varies and those mothers with little education run a higher risk of infant mortality. The infant mortality rate in the Philippines was 24 per 1,000 livebirths in 2006.

As of recent estimates, approximately 140 million babies are born each year worldwide. This number can fluctuate based on various factors, including birth rates and demographic changes in different regions. The global birth rate has been gradually declining, but the overall number of births remains significant.